Fiction Archives

What he did was weep. With a convulsive, shredded sound, as if fabric were being rent or animals slaughtered. He was so small that his most solemn sorrowful sounds were…

Possum

by Charles Baxter,

Rudderless fiction

by Rick DeMarinis,

Lesson one

Hopes rise

by T. C. Boyle,

Do you hear your mother talking?

by William Kittredge,

Full day

by Reynolds Price,

Ladies and gentlemen

by Joyce Carol Oates,

Nativity, Caucasian

by Allan Gurganus,

Sweet cheeks

by Lee K. Abbott,

Death by landscape

by Margaret Eleanor Atwood,

Never in This World

by Mark Richard,

Rehearsing “The Firebird”

by Jane Hamilton,

Eleanor in the underworld

by J.S. Marcus,

Kerenyaga

by Rand Richards Cooper,

The leap

by Louise Erdrich,

The varieties of romantic experience

by Robert Cohen,

Witness

by Madison Smartt Bell,

Reassurance

by Allan Gurganus,

Jump

by Nadine Gordimer,

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The summer of vintage clothing

Rose wept

Line of credit

Roseanda & Schwarzison

Charlotte

The professor

All Stories Are True

To find the edge

Is laughter contagious?

A trip to the mountains

I live in Yonville

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